Rachael Ray denies using cookbook ghosts
March 15, 2012 by Lindsay
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Yesterday we noted a fascinating New York Times article, I Was a Cookbook Ghostwriter, by Julia Moskin that revealed the extent to which cookbook authors don’t write or test their recipes. The article has gone viral so it’s not surprising that the first salvo has been fired back. Rachael Ray, who has authored 20 cookbooks over the last ten years along with hosting daily cooking shows and a daily talk show, stated today “I have not now nor have I ever employed a ghost writer.” I’m sure this isn’t the last we’ll hear of it.
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